The Nedbank Cup 2025/26 has delivered one of its most unpredictable editions yet, with traditional powerhouses Orlando Pirates, Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns, and others eliminated before the semi-finals.
Tonight, March 9, 2026, football fans across South Africa tune in for the live semi-final draw on the Extra Time show.
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Follow Nedbank Cup live draw here:
The final four teams are a mix of surprise packages and resilient underdogs: second-tier Casric Stars (who stunned AmaZulu 2-1), Milford FC (edging Sekhukhune United via penalties after a 2-2 draw), top-flight TS Galaxy (comfortable 2-0 winners over third-tier Jacksa Spears), and Durban City (advancing past Lamontville Golden Arrows 5-4 on penalties following a 1-1 stalemate, despite playing with 10 men).
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With no seeding applied, all four names enter one bowl in an open draw. The first club pulled hosts the first semi-final, the second is their away opponent; the process repeats for the second tie.
This format promises intriguing matchups—potentially pitting lower-league giant-killers against a PSL side like TS Galaxy, who represent the only remaining top-division club.
The semi-finals, expected in early April, offer a golden chance for a first-time winner or a fairy-tale run.
Fans are buzzing with predictions, from all-KwaNdebele clashes to Durban City’s momentum carrying them deep.
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Catch the drama live—expect expert analysis, team reactions, and the big reveals as the path to the final unfolds minute by minute.
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